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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-02
GUNSTE
GTSSIF.
Tordon Is,t.r 10 The san Eraneist0 hrQondn

London letter to The San Eraneiseo Argonam:
talking TO Lady - the other Gay ABOUT her son,
who has been in the states. she said;
I'm anxious for you TO see Giissie hes JUST gos
hack from America and want you to hear all about ms
America that it Will interest YOU Have you ever net
Gussiet" ,.,
"Oh no of not Hc has always been at Eton or
r aiding his degree AT Cambridge whenever yonve
hecn here He's out cub hunting now. Gussie. you
know, isn't the eldest and wlii nave to work. no pro-
army or the church You know Rupert Is IN the Blues,
Harry in the Grenaders and Joceyn has Just been given
ussie out fight his way IN America andbu here els
now and he'll tell you all about it himself"
raw boned pimply faced young man In cord breeches
and tops into the room, and throwing his hunt
Ing crop the table among his mothers worseds
seated himself the lire and rubbed his hands together,
Ills mother introduced formally adding about my
knowing America He stuck his glass in his eye, looked
over his shoulder at INC moment ana SAID
You've just returned from there hear" said
"Ya-as."
"NSw. Beastly place Couldn't get bath for fort
night No one 10 ill ones bath. don't you know
Where you-Ncw York; -,
"Naw-Kansas Had TO sleep in the same room win Z
cowboy don't you know. Couldn't stand that so hooked
Poor dear child fancy what he's oeen through /"
:" Yaas; an scoundrei met in the train borrowed 9
hundred pounds nom me- and never sno ID n''ii'eii
again said he was son Of the Presid' MT -.
Disgraceful OF the Government not to pto'eet nnV
cent ooniidng boys against such robberesF hashca MS
mother indignantly. ,.. ~. ,,,,or, ous.
how's ellow-a fellow like me- for instance-o mako
his fortune In a country like thatP' MIL. - nab.
soue other fellows fortune than his OWN"
in T. said Gussie who wasn't such fool NJ bottom;
Notwithstanding h. mothers eoddns ana Ills "fe'ehe"
H., a that moment the dressing gong for dinner sound
ed. and rescued nom difficult explanation
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AN EX-PRESTDEFT.

Bosf0n Letter TO The Mtnn<dpOtS IptOune
II isn't too talk about tho great Harvard ann
ycrsary OF weeks there are few loose ENDS OF
fact and gossip that u.sv DO worth gathering up.
President Clcvelands ataoG tho press an old Dr.
McCOsus high state OF dudgeon 40 he trottod Dack 70
Priuccton were ell tho unfortunnte attendants on
thu great event There some laundering snps ot
cement Tho Of these was tho entire over
looIne of the that there living president
of Harvard College lie IL DIR. Thomas Hill. now .
Waltham Mass something like twenty hvs years ago.
and IA he had graduated from Harvard with especially
high bouors In mathematics II occurred 70 thn electors
that he would make u good president Ia was Accord
gly ehosen but according ~ account, dd not make
success Ho appeared lack tue necessary
executive ability aud did no. retain tho otc" long
Whom he tired hs dropped 30 completely out OF public
notice that uoue Of tho anDtyerary committees ~ pear
TO nav reu omherad his existence when making up their
orlsbaon and after considerable trouble managed 10
secure the necessary ticket. He went In among .he
members Of his old graduating class anu modrsty look
hs scat on the floor There he discovered ny one
OF the realized with chill running down
his back what a set had been put upon man To whom
Harvard had given It's hghesthonOr only u Few years
aeO. They sont down anu quickly hal him up on tho
Dr Moi had that day but thrro ~ no lntimatloh
that the modest gstensn at the oversight
arrange omis son from tho list OF Invitations WAS the
amr OF Alfred kussell WGllace the eminent English
coadutOr OF Darwin. anu Huxley ana mak
hosr research 10 main reliance IN HarvarI
curriculun. Mr.. Wallace WAS delivering course o,
is.tre, In tho Institute In boston At the une ana
as MI, p esence could but have been known W tno
tee the failure to invite him was not
m 4. rather hard 10 believe that tho reason no was NOS
Invited that he 10 sprituaiist bos suen sao W
be the fAe6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-02
HOW LOGAN BORE DEFEAT.

General Logan had til. quality Of forttude. or what IL
sometimes called nerve In an extraor iinary degree
THIS shown CONSEQUENTLY In the National Rspur-
COnS enti1D OF 1880. aud Mr. COnkling and tho
Hon. Don Cameron the leading supporters OF Gen
Grant ia the contest there wag~ When tbrir
hopes destroyed by the nomination OF GeDersl
Garfield. Mr. Conkns and Mr.: cameron apDoarrd all
broken mp" 1t was Mr. COnklfngs duty to make the
motion To make The nomination. uDanpous The con-
vention waited for him. while no rernsfnsd long ne
az glued bis cair his face buried in hs hands rest
Ing on The chair IN front Of nim Nobody disturbed him
until he recovered sufficient command OF himself TO move
out into the a.sls TO mako tho expected motion. He
sSemed Ike and different from the ono who
had iod 20 prsvely the Qrsnt forces H patr was 0a
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heveed his face woful, a white handkerchief
te loosely about his neck. his voice low and quar
eng ana MS speech WAS plainly pcrfunotoiy courtesy
uttered with difficulty.
General Logan seconded the motion. Doubtless he
promptly mouyied n chair stood for moment mag
niaceny o. eot aud calm az II he were the spokesman OF
me satisfied vctors cad Of tina defeated and when he
sloke his voice rang out clear and strong with out
sueeestos OF weakness He never appeared In the
senate or on the battlefield completely master OF
Ib emotions Tho convention regarded him with mt
versa ~1mraon There was not a suspicion OF weak
ness or even OF disappointment iu attitude manner or
spesch lt was nm exhibition Of impertrbahe forttude
thaf under the circumstances simply heroic
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SIZE HAS CHANGED HER MIND.

"T,lE NETWORK TRIBUNE says thst M. nni -
Cosscs servants have given notice OF the,I
hs OF the insults To winch thcl
hecn subjected by their fellow nenisis on accos ~ ~
O,,urt,rfy Rececs attack npon their IA tstsr' -iy
x,ai",, ~ MIR gmaey's superior knowledge We may ia
that tic story-so inornicd--was toia " Se
f,osse of his cook who, be says. gave nocS "
cm,se inastcrs had icon 80 mucn - 49, M
pers We glad however, u be aDss ~ ~ 49, s~
frsnd who cooks round tle corner f0f tee cutes y
we-known theatrical papor navihe sas"s ~ ~
thlngA"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-02

A CALIFORNIAN shot q wild goose the other day. ana
In it, claw discovered nvc-dollar gold plcco which
was coined Il teen years before in NowOrIeans inc
goose probably making for Canads WIN us
Doodle Burlington Free Press.
The people Of st. Louis to think that they
have enough uncommon schools, but that they need
moro common schools. 1t u about that way In
good many other piacsss
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lot conceal You also went To Illinois more than
nee to make speeches and were so absent after
.s capture of Atlanta At the time started for
iannah, and did not JOIN us until had
4ched SaN annah.
Now l have never questioned the right or
. ,pricty Of you and Blair holding fast to your
nsttucnts by the usual methods 1t was natural
end right, but IL did trouble me to have my
orps commanders serving two distinct causes, one
ltary and the other civil or political and this
did influence when / was forced to make choice
Of an army commander to succeed Mclhcrson.
This is all | record in my mcmos IL was SO and
l cannot amend them. Never in speech, writing
or record surely not in the memoirs, do | recall
~ lyins to you and Blair for always speak OF
IL together, the term Of political general II
u ere be such expression | cannot find il now
nor can l recall its use The only place wherein
INC word politics occurs Is In the palcs Which
have referred DO, and wherein l explain nv own
motive and reason for nom mating Howard over
you and Blair for the vacant post Ny reason
may have been bad, nevertheless IT was the reason
Which decided me then and as a man of honor I
was bound TO record 1t. At this time 1883,
Thomas being dead, cannot say more than is In
The text, viz that he took strong ground against
you, and I WAS naturally strongly influenced by
us ontsp oken opinion. Still ! will not throw OF
y, "a him. but state to you frankly that then be-
hesed that the advice gave Mr.. Lincoln was the
oest practicable. General Howard had been with
~ up To Knoxville and had displayed O zeal and
xi'y which then elected my hearty apprOba-
s sOn. and as trusted in measure to skiful
S-nGuvres rather than TO downright hard fight
- l Recommended him. My Memoirs were de-
aeo 10 give the impressions OF the hour. and not
49, Judgment ON the, qualities Of men as eX |
-phhed IN after life.
- sou Will point out to me O page or line |
] - can better portray your fighting qualities |
S"0nal courage. and magnificent example |
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e0En1HuB RuRAxnA nMuos hAnan cams
10 IN RAnzx.
gEn0uxATx, Nov. s.-Ths weatheE has
hssn poEfect and the vote vas sxeeptien-
Ia reporting the returns o0mparisoa
viii be made with the Governors vote
Of 1855 gaa was as follow; Rspablican
S592sL Democrat 81. SO. Prohihiiinn
50 .0s1. LahsR 2ool. scattering 9774, total
Six pEeeirc,s Of Haailion counfy give
nat hepubliean gain % st2 Foraker.
Rep, 1854. Powell Dsm.. 12z2. 6siiz.
oaboE, ID sharp, PRO, s. total Sfo1.
EiRhls-seveu pEeoinesain Ohio gives Q
Republican gain uf f748, Foraker Il, ;
SIG Powell 7o25, Hsilz So5.
0ns hundred and eighteen pkoolnois
in Ohio give q na9 Map1blieAn gain of
1924, FsEAkgR 1890. Powell 10686
eslt1 9la. sharp o6S; total 81 ,aE2.
One hundred and afty-foux pEecinaia
10 Ohio give Z nes Repabiioan gain as
z56 Foraker 2i.Stls Powell 1850
5eiks $50, Sharp oeo; total ai,l10.
Two hundred and thiFay-nine PEE
eanots IN Ohia aiVe Q ret RepubIican
gain of x100. Foraker g, 10, Powell Is
k19, Neitg $3.50. Sharp 1865; total g, ,40e.
Ssiiz vote in the last bulls1ines were
given ineorFeelly.
The city Of Cleveland shows Rspahli-
can gains In al the pEeoincts heard
from. The eily and county have Rone
Republican b large majority.
Three hundred and eighty six pre-
cincss shows q net Republican cain of
lok7, Foraker &c, go, Powell 1854, Geiiz
7071, sharp 86e8, total III, ,l0k
-Four hundred and kwenty-eigha pre-
cinot aivs q net Republican gain Of
507l, Foraker 68,l67, Powell 6S,7eI,
Seltz SSH, sharp 3628. total IS4. .894.
The ahaeneD 0f the Onion Labor vote
II 1855 and rs large proportion nov b
Cincinnati causes an increase in the
net RepUhlican gain IN this county o1t
OF proportion 10 the total vote. where
The laboE vote has drawn more heavily
from the Democrats than from the
Republicans, which Il usually the case,
she Republican gam b increased, though
TIE Republican total nay Be decreased.
One hundred and City cut o. So7 pre-
oincis ID Hamillsn county show that
Foraker is lsadine Powell b. $50
plurality.
EiRhfy-cns precincts cut Of 50 10
Cleveland city give Foraker 10.eo7,
Powell S187, sharp 1454, Bsitz SO.
The Republican majority IN Ouy0hoRa
county IL about 900. The entire oonnr
| ty and representative ticket is eleoted
beyond Q doubl.
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econ wnAxnnR Ann Fnw DzszuRDAEuna.
Cuua0o, Nov. s.--Ths vsathsr today
Il maRnigoent and al ls qulet. The
only disturbances noticed vas the CON-
moSion resulting from finding dyna-
1iite bomb e 9 polling plsee en the
lwest side and tie killlnz of kat Hogan
in q drunken quarrel.
There are 2f67 wards and pFecincts
In the state. Ia 1885 lho vote vas e tol.
lows. Repuhlfoan1 e59. .28l, Democrats
s4l $50, Prohibition Is .01l, Labor z00l,
scattering 277k. total vole %. .9e7.
Ten prseinofs Rive Lonauecker 5e1i
Ksttelle IA, Boyeen lS8.
Thirty psesfnols give 1s1naneokeI
2iOo. Keet9iIe fl0, BoyssB 80. Do6Rl
711, Cuniay I06, CrnWknEd Sia.
Hixsy-one pEncinta give LonQpaekel
taO6. KettaIIe 768, Bugson 1855, DodQ1
263, Oonley SIS, Crawford fQio.
ThiFlnan prueincis rive LsngnoekeE
EEE0, KettniIo So, Bo9anon 1871. DodQG
1667, Ooniey o0a. Crawford ll.Ae.
Eighty prasinoia give LonEneekeI
e94o. KeftGlle 918, BcYeeon 29DY, Dodae
tEte. Gnnley 7a4, Crawford 1886.
One hundred ana nfleen proeinetl
aaVs LonaneeksE G79i, Ketealia 1851
Boyesen 2111, Dodns 71f6 Uonisy lIoi
Crawford "a
Forsy. pFsalnsas give Longneoksl
1885, KeeteIle lT74. Boyes1n 8696
Dodge 40, OonIey l1so. Crawford 1316
Two hundred and tea pEsoiBots nipI
I,onenspk e. l6 LIS, Ksttslie 16T2, Boy.
sen EfiS, Dodge tl.o99, Conley t2l2
0EaufsEd $40.
Three hundrsd psecineis aiRe Lone
neeksr M.ll7, Keftaiie 4l63s Boysaz
$751; Dedes no. Coplsy 2i62 ozasfsri
Af 11A5 .. n. u n SIN Impossible q
give figures cn tbs eieoticn u Ooo1
esunay. Tke Republicans haFn eaEried
| euurySkina il b asoazled b GOOD 80
fhoR3iy. ma elsollnn of Gary JudRI
81 The 9upssios Cunxt; LongpeckeE
| eIasss AltoFnsg; and MuEEy, Cemmis
nIonaS. Th8 Law fer annsxaaisn q
Ohicaeo Wna eaRxied IN Hyde Para
| OIrsEo and ge4srsDn. Tbs town4 o.
IAko and I.aksgigw voted aeai1g1 sbl
annaxAaian. Judge GaFy's ~ elsslisE
wna praetiuaIly Q Walk1veF. His nam
vas On 81 tiekeiB sxHep1 that q ~
sodiAlistIs wina q ne Unitsd Labo
party.
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AZ 1EE RuEEA
boal1N. Eop. &--Ihs sisutiun h.ee 4
Yreee9e.lg peEy quie1iF, althnuQA there
J. e1asHeble suppnsEnad exsi1smenl
- A11S VIlo1o11 WuEAEE1 nEuun6 G1e
Rel3 Mepo1ts from WaEioua polnts IN
Mea.eea.1ee,a hxing similar sauxiea.
- ue1lhef B peEfScl.
zll.y.eso toN4s Rixa ASA Ran,
A1 ecA Lge1ElnR Dum., 6162. BaFl Coz
One h1ndWo tsWus ard ri1fns eiss
Ames 1z.esl, AsEgEina lk.206. Earl lse.
4ne v0se q Boston waa Amaa 2l.Hl9.
A@SeElnR WN1z; LovxRlna,s psnrallsy
49, 9 kep1bli1an gain q 9oso6
Dout1SoElh, kepl, b elealed ao tha
1anA1e ID the SeennA Hufn1k DiNtSia1
hg Ao piuEsllsg og1g DoughsEly, Den..
ena Dyezy, lnd., b elsBls1 in -
&1lRd 1a48lk District
One knndred and twelve Aawns ave
Ame8 o9I611. LoesEing 48.SoA
Ona nMn1Ee4 nnd 01Y -twn towns, In
e!uoAnN BuHtun, Erowxil and Gaonns1lsr.
HlFe Amea u o9a and xsogsEsne 6HRk
4ne lnol1alIouN are tAz1 A1zl. Rsp1 4
fe.el1ul0d hy N inaEsaa61 plnmlity.
Qua hundEnd an1 ssgem1Y TO aEtins
2. &c &c seuns elss Ames sl.sn, Losuxina
tA56f6.
Ths nsDpnlinana oleim 10 havs galnsa
three cE four senators Hnd Z aonsn q
more EepeelentaliVea. Ihn total 1etukns
. fAx s she Repnblioan headQuartals
snow Democratic loss IN the stats of
500 TIE Dsmourafs claim tie Vuta
VI b vsfy slose when the Eetnrpu are
AZ tie Repnbllaan hsadQuarters
OhaIrmnn Bnrden claims that ths Re-
pnblisans will have q plurality uk nnl
lee1 than II. 900 and q may reach II, ,o0o.
The net loas for the Dsneofatie ticket
u Boat1n ia f0oo. AZ aha DemoeFktle
haadquarieEs thay are making no olnlms
excopt that iha vote Will be found % be
clcea when IL returns are Al In.
Two hnndred and eleven cities and
town with the city Of S0msrville give
give Ames HISS Lsvekina l02. .a95.
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Ths Cxar and his fsmily vin leave
CapsnhnRen % tbe t5lh iasf. on their
Es1ufn to 81. RetsEsbuxg.
Ths Amarisaa Consu1als at HsEIin n.
puxta tkma The expnFts fRom Gha8 dialrsat
daring ne past gear increased f1o.0
0o0 b value over the expoEts q la1l
yeaK.
Petitions still soufinns 70 poor into
GegoEnw ORlssbg's o3es. Ths fnteri
pef1tio1g are fhoao froz1 several meu-
h6u % lhe kllinoiB lAaimlaluFs who fhInk
Il a6FfsahG8 b snbstita9s life inpFfHnn-
ms1t for he desth psnaitg.
Two eompanies % tie unllsd States
TnfantFg have arrived IL ChinaQs, d ~
o. hsnd u sass of nesesnlty nfxl FEi.
day.
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ERxuANs ooMmu N mouE1-Nnxrmwn
RARxH mazza RnuHouacKD aArna
NoEvoxx. Nov. & - Tha vraihsg
.hnoaRAoat The alate b ans. ana Reports
fro@ az Quarters utale ihaA . kangy
vo.e . belna pollst, ui1h beth he Re.
pabllcane and DemocEaf1 oon6dant.
uunRNa1aman George r. Bowdsn waa
nrreated shortly afleg the polls we're
opo1ad whils a9d1e1alnR oolur1d uuleGa.
~ lemoeEalie JadRe ruling tkat hs
wa5 DISTURBING The paaon.
kepoLls from the STATE eomo b alo9-
y. En1 rsfnEna from eiGh1 oountiez
ahew . hapuhllean gain Of enc memhas
o. the Hunee deleaAtinn.
He1ufus ffgn - ccun1lsa and eIlIsl a
%. sbc9 9 galn eg leea - eishse paElY.
aish1aah the vote has ohmnRad am asV.
1zal inat2noea, foEmeE pemocRatie nOnn-
ties eleciine Repohlioans.
An Amooialed Press diapatoh frum
niuAmnnd says thna uf The a pRa-
elnnl1 IN Rs1hmond Qavo ever 500 Dem
oefasio majority for members og the
house of delegates. The FamAinina
precincts yin ineIeano ais by 1o0 %
30. Scattering returns from the state
Indicate no Repahlioan gains.
Norfolk re-eloc1s two Uem0cra1ie dal-
seazes 70 TIE Legislature b. 40 major
In Portsmouth shs Dsmou.aaio dels-
Rnls Is returned b le6 majority. These
ase both gains. Norfolk county re-
elects Republican.
LeRnsit. Dem. d probably defeated
fer state senator 81 . small maiortlF.
aaFnesbefReR and Kezzei. Dsms. are
elected 10 the house by about % major
ity.
In Riohmond TIE returns from ell he
pFsainela show that the Democrats have
carried Eve ont of nix wnsdB. lnclndine
foar dalenasea 70 tho Assembly b. 8
@siaEily az 800.
About 70 eisias and oountisa have
bean heard from. Ths Deznoorala
have elected delegates II thirty e0un-
ties.
Ths Democrats win have three
fonsths Of tke senate and nearly teo-
thirds Of he House Of Delaestea, thns
ina1Eina tbs elestien Of q Domocrntie
United Stafes Senator vioe Riddle
noFuaF
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fse rhsxiE end on1parsIlsr ere asfsnasd
y Anezkeny eeenlg - neRublI1nz
sla9sa Wa1 elselsd ~ fEam 30 70 90
maioE1lg.
e mldniRh1 fhe ge1uxns lneisafa Z
heEablican U1ioEilg b Ne elaas q
memI
elxleen ou1 e thlEtyuna wards q
khI.a11lpAia ehou & D1rnneIntic major.
~ xnR cl41a Treasurer az 2k
Il Rhlladelphia 3 onA of q wards
speu kepuhlssa majority for Elais
IEezznEez.
HaEins maioRftg IN ths aaaaa will Be
eboa1 AoQQ, and Williams. REp.. for
eapseme sudaA VII fare ahoaf Ne
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PAnsons' Easr PEna n nm nArunr % ~
AuTcn1o0nARz.

RAn1QN8' kkfI REiNk n IMN uATunN o. A.
AuTonloaRARz.
CRzukoo, Nov. 6.--Innsead of tha insi-
Iidual lelioE. which 4 Was kineed b. fhe
members oG The Amnesty Association
thai Parsons would Urila. doninrinn
like 6pica. .5ohwab aud Ffalden, ths lorl al
life 81 Haymarket and nbinrina tha une
Of fsRoe, 4 decidedly diferent oommwn-
ioetion h uadsEntoo6 % Be- ParBons' inst
plea which wnn ia1n1d oVog BIS own ia.
nafnra tonight. 1he Aooamsnt Il Two
columns "a length, cbiadY BemnFkabls
foE tho absence of any FalsEanca Whei-
ever % tbe massacre at HaYmaskoa o.
ihe dymnmise idea. Parnama addresses
the letter 70 looaally pFeminens soolai-
u, NY deas friend, GoolRs 8ghiiilnQ.n
and oaoupie@ htmsnIf eKrinaiVelw mafh
skee1h Of hig own life particularly hia
actions an he leader Of The newly IlbaR-
aiod negroes during ibe fepongfIuotiou
times IN Texas. Hehilllng viii read the
letter IN full 20 0oVsFnof Ozieaby To-
meFFoH, Il tho Governor viii pefmll.
Parsons closes ~ follows, ssIhua og11
Z very extensive region ef the e0anfry
am1nQ The cotton, corn and ouQaR plan.
taklona beeame eomoWhnf famaus a. 6
champion On The political liberty. Do
loved b. blacks, wae hated and nuorn-
e b. ne whites. thon belieTod tket
the eoloEed people W6se tEnlq fFes men
and that they only ueoded TIE eaWgaae
y a1seTi II, bnl ! did not then und1T-
slaao o. know that The economIa d.
| peuaenoe, thns ia induaifial naFvslado
meds political liberty impcggEbIe. !
did not know nor did TIE bInckg lhat
theF had bean mofdlg emaneipaaeA from
q ebnttel % q waRg nervftu6e. dld
nol th91 knaw that ooonomio kBeodom
mnst bs q basis foE political liberty, end
tha9 she wage labor 9Eniom created
ciassoa. antAgonima'nnd class asgyitude
and noe as the heioia of Old, the 80
called free blacks In common With ihaiF
\ ehiie bfet1ren wuEk an6 de like beasts
% TIE uaeesslnG lroadmln of uaGe
siavsEy.s
''En0m soMM DnewM'u yIHHxknn.H
CucAao, Nov. e.--John Broun. ncs
oi TIE oelebFated EmnDaipatlou, sant
eight b0xea Of grapes 70 each of tho an
aeehis1a, ineludi1g Nlebs. from H1obu
Browns vineyard They reaobe6 Ne
AL shis morning With Q moonaaa ulal-
Ing tha1 the sender wns . foe 10 nOnop~
oily nnd tyrannyof any s0gt
AUotN4I 11AIu4 % tE4 E1LI4 vs. macs
this morning, bna oniy Feanlied 10 fad
ing red cord lhres OF four fest lenR d
LinR9is eel. The oord uaa iana en6
etlana enouah - have peEmitlod q l,s
belna n1pd foq stfmnQllna puEpnaag. Tha
wives and friends 81 Ne d1omed men
were rot admitted 70 lhe lalI Ills naoFn-
ina. this being hciidays
Bonrs. EsTxxn AAD 1AwrzE
A loadod dynamits bomb was f1un6
thls morning on lhs weas aido near aka
pgihng plaoe. Tbe bomb vas mBdo oul
of Rae plpe.
1 a lsifax poaimasked San RFanslsoa,
With = stamp daie of NovembH 81,
Fesefe1 tbs iaA e. nonu. ls Was e.
dressed . sMoasnk bpies. DehHah and
al fha Noble Msn nnd PnfRiots Mis-.
namsd AnAgrhist Rrieunerln ard VS.
handed ~ % Bpisa.
A. B. kgssefs who VAS aa1opialed win
Captain Bsaek 10 the 6efanas a. Ne
anasehisis before yu1zs 0esY, has besn
reiAined 10 look AFTER klal1laQ'1 apo
8ehwAb's interests
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-09

MnpM1aHT nExuAEB EgDIcATH 4 nERuBz1-
car MAyonETx ~ zWEHTH zAoUskNn.
pmEnAnml4stxA. Msg. 6.--Ihe folI0wlne
4 TIE estimated vcae IN PsnBgylRania
~ ooanfiess IieEa county HaEl, Hep.,
fas state treasures, 80 p1BKAlikg, q
Demoarutis Rnfn % 80; WiillAmA Rsp.,
frf sarEenns ta1Gg, 80 pl1Falliy.
ChnatgR co1n1y RisB over moo ks-
pnhslasn mMfsEity.
Uouphin ecanly gives oSeF 21ee ke-
puhliean mataEfty.
Nlnik ouanlg ka9 enne kspublloan b
abumt 800 mataEity.
Rnnkfin esu1IY Shows Repnb1isnn
nain oEaf fee5
OaxIisls claims ihe DamoeKnfla Sanes
tashNs n OnmboEiAna county hY o0o and
1kat fho fan DeDoeE1t3a tiokss Il
slss1sd. rs Rsp1hlisan e1ndIdslss
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-09

EMn aHnnEER uRsnT AND d. a. IAnnox
SANE n xun ooEuaGn1A.
PoHFLAnD, Nov. ST. Gpeuiall %. n.
TaRbox, niehfwntchman koR the Oolnm-
bia PapeF Mn ComDany. wag drowned
n The Columbia eiseR yesterday. Tar.
boz wAg crossing the river Ia 3 small
skiH, whleh oapHiEed. Ne was anoum.
horsd with he9gy cost and noon sank.
Ihe body was recovered yeslssday afl1E-
noon ana bronNhs 10 this city. De.
ceased wns Is years Old and ienvea q
wife and tuo children.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-09

czluAoo. Nss. ss-BellsE usaahar fus
hsldine HE slections today could pos
Be- desired. This 3 ths ssport fron al
aaaEtarA Iowa. Virginia. Ohia. MI
nois. MassachussatA Nsw yosk. all @.
port Roed wsafheE. quist vutine ans
asssi intsssga mnnifsaAsd.